Educational Visits

Together with the Year 6 pupils from St Joachim’s our Year 6 pupils attended Science Camp. The children spent the week completing a range of science lessons which involved investigating habitats, learning about coastal erosion and beach combing. They also took on some traditional camping activities such as orienteering, Forest School, and archery. The children also had the opportunity to venture out on fact finding walks to places like Deal and take part in some paddling in the sea. On our final full day we took part in a prayer service to reflect on the whole week and the reasons behind it. Before returning to school the children visited Howlett's Wildlife Park where they further developed their understanding of animals and their habitats.

The Year 4 children had a fabulous trip to France for the day.

Year 6 had a wonderful week in Wales to celebrate the end of their time at St Helen's. They took part in a wide range of activities whilst staying at the Rock UK Summit site nestled in the Welsh hills. It is a tranquil place, where the children were able to explore the countryside as well as try new things and challenges.

The children in Year 4 & 5, enjoyed a day in France. They explored the local villages, shopped in the market and town and also sent to visit their PenPals at their school too!

Year 1 enjoyed exploring nature in the local area and having a teddy bear picnic in West Ham Park. They enjoyed walking around the park looking for the various plants and flowers and finding insects, as well as making puppets with all the natural things they found.

The annual year 5 visit to Holland was once again a wonderful experience for the pupils. They got to explore and travel over to Europe and learn so much about History and other cultures.

On Monday 9th of June, year 3 had the amazing opportunity of going on the London Eye! Children were able to spot many famous landmarks from the pods such as Big Ben and Buckingham palace. Even though some children were nervous about heights, they all showed fantastic courage to get on and had a fantastic experience.

On Tuesday 10th of June and Thursday 12th of June year 3 went on a visit to the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow. Whilst they were there they worked with an artist. The children created their own prints with foam and a rolling wheel. Children also had the chance to explore the gallery and grounds. It was a fantastic experience for the children.

On April 29th selected children from Year 4 and 5 attended a Science Aim High workshop. During the workshop they learnt about what it takes to become an astronaut. They learnt about training with NASA and some incredible facts about our solar system. They also got the chance to design their own robotic arm and use remote control robots!

For our year 2 Geography unit, we explored our local area at Bow Creek to find different physical features and human features.